A Comprehensive Review on insights of Ancient Vedic physics
Abstract
This Article provides a deep analysis of Vedic physics by investigating its prime ideas and their relation with contemporary scientific theories. By analyzing ancient Indian Vedic text like the Vedas and Upanishads, the composition explores key ideas such as cyclic time, akasha (ether), and how consciousness shapes reality. To find similarities between these ancient discoveries and modern scientific theories, a multidisciplinary method that includes textual analysis, comparative research, and philosophical investigation is used. Past Research enables that, there are many notable similarities between the quantum vacuum and the Vedic text about akasha, which indicates that the ancient Indian saints believed in a movable ground that supported matter and energy. The oscillatory cosmos and other contemporary cosmological ideas are contrasted with cyclic notion of time (kalpas and yugas) found in the Vedas such as the oscillatory universe and Big Bang scenarios presenting diverse perspectives on the origins and history of the cosmos. Again quantum physics and the study defining that how the observer shapes physical reality are in line with the Vedic emphasis on consciousness as a unifying field. The study emphasizes how these ancient insights could enhance contemporary scientific paradigms, despite the interpretation difficulties posed by the symbolic language of Vedic texts. The Vedic text provides a combination of philosophical and empirical prescript, which works as a catalyst…
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